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Families can write "special circumstance" letters to the aid offices that can further clarify what the forms will not express clearly.

Formation of the broken lamellae can further clarify the reason why Avrami exponent decreases to n ≈ 1 at 10 °C, that is, homogeneous nucleation in the isolated crystals.

Studies comparing prevalence in different ethnic groups can provide a better understanding of neurobehavioral disorders such as autism and can further clarify the effect of various factors such as genetic and environmental factors on its pathogenesis.

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It would be interesting to explore whether factors such as nutrition or use, access to and quality of antenatal care can help further clarify the pathways linking ethnicity, socioeconomic circumstances and health.

This can be further clarified by the X-ray diffraction analysis as well as FESEM analysis.

By these same strategies the developmental pathways of continuity from childhood separation anxiety into adult panic disorder, and the association of both conditions with altered sensitivity to CO2, can be further clarified, and GXE mechanisms explored in man and animal.

Thus, our work has identified a specific subgroup that should now be targeted in future studies so that the utility of the urine LAM assay in HIV-infected subjects can be further clarified.

According to our present results, 7 years later, the potential health-related selection can be further clarified.

The testlet can be further clarified in relation to the underlying assumption or theory of occupational engagement that forms the basis of the POES.

Now, these two points can be further clarified by combining them with the already discussed differences between dominance and merit, this leading to three kinds of prestige, only one exclusive to egalitarian humans: the low-profile, open-access compassionate prestige of egalitarian primus inter pares the high-profile, limited-access authoritarian prestige of autocrats and hierarchical leaders.